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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
4
The Logan Daily News lists mergers with The Hock Sentinel and The Ohio Democrat with 1833 and 1883 origins, notes Kenneth Kerr and Claude S. Bright as editors and publishers, and credits Associated Press news dispatches. Postal and office details are shown, including Wacker Drive and Lexington Ave addresses.
Subscription terms outline weekly carrier rate in Logan at 1 cent per week. Mail rates set at 3 dollars in Ocking County and Logan trading area with higher charges outside zones. Additional charges of 4 dollars beyond first and second postal zone and 5 dollars separate.
The piece recalls U S aid to France during the war and afterward. It notes large French debts to the United States, the uncollected loans, and questions whether praise should be followed by repayment and gratitude beyond words. It compares past wartime loans to postwar support for the franc and the Normandie ship financing.
Scups scrapbook recalls an extinct Mauritian dodo killed on the island in 1681, describing birds about the weight of a large turkey and sluggish in nature. The name dodo is traced to a local word meaning slug, and a lamp cancellation references UZ Kentucky, with copyright 1935 by Central Press Association.
At Tuesday night’s meeting Logan school board elected E. W. Cresap as principal and J. S. Worrall along with Nan McBride Emma Downey and a full slate of high school and grade teachers. Several staff members, including Mrs Z V Raney Mrs George Burberry and Mrs Will Nitehman, plan short trips to Marietta and Dexter City.
The Matanuska valley colonists formed a council of 18 delegates from nine camps to address health, garbage disposal, stray dogs, and milk distribution for 200 families. Notably, the 18-person council included nine men and nine women.
Turkish president Kemal Ataturk warns that if war breaks out the United States cannot stay aloof and its standing in the community of nations will be affected.
Fragmentary question appears to probe historical terms and contexts around Roman procurators in Judea and the era of Jesus. The text is garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or events to anchor a coherent summary.
Explanation of comma placement before such as when introducing examples. The note clarifies that a comma precedes such as before an example list. It discusses punctuation rules and common pitfalls in modern writing.
The fragment mentions Gibraltar and Pontius Pilate as topics, plus a clue about a wading bird of the heron family. It appears as a brief Q&A style snippet with scattered entities.
Louis Francis, jailed in Helena Montana, attempted several escape schemes. He phoned the sheriff claiming to be Governor Cooney ordering his release, but authorities halted the plan after verifying the office. In New York police fielded 200 calls about an earthquake sparked by nearby gunfire from Fort Hancock Delaware National Guardsmen.
In a dinner party at Cordray’s, Val recalls old quarrels with Jan and confronts his drinking. Jan challenges him to quit, while Cordray’s studio tour reveals exotic costumes and Lia’s staged persona as a Manchu princess, stirring Val’s unease about looming tensions.
Dr. Logan Clendening argues summer appetite and digestion adjust to heat not by reduced need for fuel but by activity. He notes heart function stays steady in heat, digestion adapts, and pancreatic activity varies with diet. A note promotes six pamphlets available for ten cents each.
In a whirlwind romance set in Shanghai, Lieutenant Valentine Preston marries Lia, an American southern woman with few family ties, as he heads to join the Puget Sound Navy Yard. Lia feels disappointment at leaving China while meeting Janice Edding and Maurice Cordray who involvement Lia in a ball event.
E V Shepard notes a hand played three months ago in 3 NT with diamond lead J. The article explores double dummy timing and play to yield a game, claiming only four readers found the solution and wrote. A109 AK.
Bridge note presents a sequence to fulfill a contract by forcing added tricks. West wins opening diamond, plays clubs then spades, uses dummy and South’s defense to manage discards. The plan trades off hearts and diamonds to secure the final two or more tricks.
The report contrasts a cheerful morgue scene as 3,500 NRA functionaries face removal while noting the NSTC’s unsalaried, brief existence. It then reprints a LondonDaily Express analysis arguing Hauptmann was not fairly tried, citing prejudicial press and courtroom conduct in the Lindbergh case.
Job-holders oppose the NRA as about 6 400 salaries are affected and many secure positions. Politicians who appointed them fear losses for proteges and worry about a large group of disgruntled individuals drifting through the land during the next election cycle and the potential political fallout.
In a Bridge scenario from Bridgeport Connecticut Agnes Holm notices a pigeon in a wire copy basket. The piece details spade heart and club tricks, declaring that South must win hearts and spades carefully to avoid West securing the game. West holds the Ace of clubs and risks entry to his hand while North is set to gain a single spade trick later.
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